By the time a series has reached 47 volumes, its loyal readers have fallen into two camps.
Robert Gleason’s new book, The Evil That Men Do, is a jumble of confusing ideas.
The nuclear industry, its dangerous shortfalls and, subsequently, its potential as a target for nuclear terrorism is clearly a subject book editor and author Robert Gleason has made it his business
“Those readers thinking they can outguess the author will find their abilities tested . . . ”
You already know the ending. Of course, in some cases getting there is most of the fun.
“[Spycatcher] is timely in its topic and credit should be given to Mr. Dunn for applying his experience to designing a suspense thriller.
“Daniel Silva writes with a clarity not seen by many of today’s writers. He has designed a delicious plot that moves with the speed of light.
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